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Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

5000 hs.s and bonnsts almost given
away; ali consignment goods; must be
sold In two weeks. MRS. Jacobs, ol1
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
why B0rrow,TrouDle

when you can always hnd JUST whs'
you want in hat or bonnet at Mrs' b. .
Kirby's, 200 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

We invite those who have been una
Bile to get . -four that would just suit
them TO give US trial, as we know We
can satisfy them. j. B. Hamilton u
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Excursio

Go1ley's excursion of many points of
interest and sightseeing on Thursday,
August 4; after having visited some Of
the many places of note in New York,
Brooklyn and Coney Island the return
trip on the palace iron steamer for Jer-
sey City in the evening. As the boat
glides up the hay the lights rhine out
from Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn
bridge and New York, the admiration
and delight o; the excursionists; then
for miles away is to be seen the statue
of Bsrtholdi holding it's torch with cleo
trio light blazing 2f8 feet from It's base.
As the statue is nesred by the boat the
electric light shines upon the base 80 AZ
to make 1t o like the finest polished
italian marble. For particulars read
advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloht
Cuye will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, 80 cents and 81. Sold by N
b. Danicrsh, cor. End g Market BITS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Tho aaudsome Baus Plano

held over from St. Pstrick's fair will be
disposed Of in the basement OF the churon
on Friday. the 22d inst, st $50 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
MoonItpht ExnurAiOn,

goods ct GIT Market street. Wonderful
bargains,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Go To

TAYLOR s. Fullerion's, No. 302 King
street, for puvs drugs of all descrip-
tien.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Antel.

Daily REPUBLICANS of the following
dates. sepiem DER 2s and 80, and Octo-
Der 8 and Il, 1886, for which three
cents each will be paid at this office.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

Let tie thirsty try Buttermilk, sucn
rs made as creamery, Fourth ano SNIP
Icy streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

Best place to set beef, mutton or veal
is OF Lowell, stall IL, City Marhe''
Telephone AL.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

SHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY-A
positive cure for catarrh, diphtheriaa and
csnker mouth. Sold by N. Is. Dsnforth,
cor. 2nl & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

you never saw 80 many hats and
hon ets At one time as there Are at 617
Market street. Importers sale,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
PED.RIJt,s FLIEs

Flies, reaches, ants, bed. bugs, water.
bugs, moths, rats, mice, sparrows, jack
rabbits, Rophers, chipmunks, cleared
out by " Rough on Rats" loo.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

Cranor s. Co. have made special low
prices TO carpet buyers during this
month.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Got 1t at Last.

About a year ago there was mention
made in these columns OF the "cele.
brated Gaze" of Henry W. Morrow
against Frank Taylor. superintendent
of the Vulcauized Fibre Company, for
the ownership Of q patent for rendering
the fibre piable. An account was given
of Taylor's inviting Morrow to the com :.
psny's Office, and Taylor's subsequent
quietly patenting the process in his own
name while Morrow was waiting for
the decision of the Fibre Company IS to
Its Purchase. A long and heros contest
followed, In which Morrow came out
on top at every decision. Having beaten
Taylor at every point, Morrow has since
hal to fsht the company, who set mp .
claim that as they had this process in
use now for two years 1t was, therefore,
barred by Limitation, and infringement
on another patent was alec set mp ~ q
bar. Morrow met theee points fully,
and the Com n issioner Of Patents ordered
the patent issued to him, and the tame
WAS received few c ays ago.
Mr.. Morrow has transferred 1t, with
some twelve other patents for America.
Europe and Canada, to the Celluvert
Manufacturing Company, of this city.
Of which he is large stockholder. The
contest over this softening patent ha g
lasted over three years.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
3-B, Is, B.-3-B. Is. B.-8.

Ell, r. Bourbon 30 Bro, manufac-
turerp, n, w. Cor. End and Orange Sts.
2 8. Cigars by the box speciality.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
New Crop jap An Tea,

a $50 Foochow and IIperial, 80 end GO
cents per pouad. Tne bss5 goods for
tho money offered in this city. Grip
psp's, Easf Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

BUCHU.PAIBA ;" Quick, COM
plete cure, all annoying Kindey diseas'
es, CAtarrh OF Bladder. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
||AG' NOON : NIGHT

lnee sns, to study the wants
4, Hple to be clothed, and
pa,;.T "; We make it tough
HaSo gr'lon in endeavoring to
|lIas',. pace with US in supply
Clothing 0' trade. We call
ki.l ms week to our i'm
F''Is Poolm Of summer clothing,
Rn.s, soasee Silk, Mohaiir ir
[paca u Drapete'de Coat
w. ! and an endless va,
| az sseeTsuckers q for Men.
n T'1a ba Boys; all sizes, from
p c;'':y boy to the giant. 4S or
sSa Glye us a cali We will ii
Sf0" you through. "'''
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Base tSaii.

The following games were played
yesterday:
Wsshington-WsshipGton, l; De.
troit, 0.
Boston-Bostou, .; Ohicago, l..
Brooklyn-Brook!gp 6; Louisville,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

moonlight ExCurBioh'
Bachelor Boat Club, August 4,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
[HIVE," "
kRKETsT
In
l,'pnab|e Goods

arsed down. Some
|ne IS and ~
|ayard. French aa-
4 ES:ersa:kers mark
Ia! a yard Ioc
| to 5. Very nice
/ few dozen Lace
Is rom the manu-
fose out at a loss
one for baby ano
Ike on the summer
|nce is in your favor
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Carpets.

Observation-Disclosures, Il Wilkes.
barre, o.
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Must Have . Red uotio,.

/
New YORK, Janussy4 "A Wishing
ton special to the Post says: a. move
ment is in progress among southern
men who are in favor OF reduction of
surplus in the form of a com bination
by which taxes on fruit, brandy and
tobacco and its manufactures shall be
abolished, and there is some eXpecta-
ton that Randall will Cooperate In
this scheme. It Is also said by Demo
Gratis who ought TO know that Mr..
Morrison, during the holiday recess,
has becme convinced that = will be
expedient for him to- move
again to consider the revenue bills,
and that it is not impossible
that he VIII have a larger vote than he
had before. The fact that two New
ENGLAND Republicans, nearly every in
terest of whose constituents is pro-
tected, voted for the Morrison motion,
it is ascertained, bad a very CONSIDER
able effect upon western Republicans,
who, while they have consistently
With the Protectionists for protection
sake, havp'recently stated that II 3ew
England Congressman can afford to
break rank upon this subject, there is no
reason why western men, the industries
out protection, should not also exercise
their independents Judgment. A prom
inent New England Congressman who
voted against the. Morrisons resolution,
says he has djscOTereGs that this feel
ling is quhte.Drevalent In certain sections
of the west, and he is apprehensive
that if Morrison shall again make his
motion, the result will be different. It
is now definitely known that Randall s.
plan is q fetal repeal of the interna-
sional revenue tag. which would in
VolTe for the fiscal year a diminution
of the receipts by $r20, 900 GEO, which is
a. least $40, 900 900 more than the ex-
pkcted surplus for the fiscal year. 1t
appears hat a. combination has been
formed al nopg the southern Democratic
Congress- nen, which is known among
6semselVe as the southern revenue
oTganizati on, and which dates its
formal Ell stence' from the meeting of
the Cong ressmen of Virginia, North
Carolina, south Carolina and Georgia,
which Mr.. Cabell GVirginia) was made
chairman Its object is TO aid to secure
the ab0litiC N of the internal revenue
taz upon II )bacco and it's manufacture,
and the Use of fruit brandy. This
would efec It q reduction in the revenue
of some s. 1000, 600; and would be ex-
tremely POI pular In certain parts OF the
south Tn is combination has received
consideTabl e aceessions during the re-
cess aecort ling to information which
has been received by an officer Of
the intern al revenue bureau, and
lit a iS'H an. Organization which is
IN. earnest, and likely TO make itself
felt in the fl lture deliberations relative
to the tariff and surplus. Negotiations
are now SAT- to be pending between the
which the g reat whisky distilling inter
ests are loci tied, for the purpose of as
eertsining whether or not some COM
mon basis of action cannot be agreed
upon.
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SO FIVE fHAiRs1N PRISON !;
The PRESIDENT Commutes the Sem
A.. 81 3 -Atence of Parrott. "a

WASHINGTON, January 4.-The Presi.
dent has committed to five years in
prison the death sentence of John W
PARROT, OF Arkansas, convicted OF
murder and sentenced to be hanged
January 14th.. He made tAe following
endorsement On the application for Par
rott's pardon: 81 am not quite willing
to pardon absolutely, this convict after
his conviction OF murder, and after the
deni1 of motions sor new trial, based
substantially upon all the papers now
before me. I ana entirely satisfied
that he ought not to suffer the ex-
treme penalty of the law, but
] do not think that, when, he killed
Elder McAdams, he was driven to the
wall by the attack Of his assailant to
clearly excuse the taking of life. do
mot think the convict invited the at
tack, but in considering an application
for his pardon, cannot overlook the
fact that he armed himself and went to
the place where the man vas who had
threatened to kill him before night. In
the belief that the prisoner should be
punished for the part be took in the
homicide, and that be is gSilty OF
crime much less than murder, L have
determined to go minute his, seatence to.
impriso1rrn EN-, at hard laboS fcg'a't
Of five years.
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A conferences with. thsPgs.ident.

WASHINGTON, January 4.-The Civil
Service Commissioners to-day had a
long conference with the President con-
corning appointments and promotions
in the New York Custom House.
They submitted TO him a set of rules,
which, if approved, will give them
supervision and control for the
first time of all examinations,
appointments and promotions in
the customs service at the port
OF New YorESA The, promotions
there are not governed by what is
known as the Hayes rules. The new
regulations are in the hands of the
President, and are the result of an
investigation made by Commissioner
Obefly several weeks agca and il adopted
will change the existing prac ice in the
following partiC5iars:
First-They VIII make examinations
for promotion compulsory instead Of
optional.
Second-UDler the proposed rules
the names, Of al persons eligible for
promotion in 5the New York Custom
House are to be submitted, 10 the ap-
pointing officers instead OF only four
names, as noE>requirod.
Third-Undsr the present. rules reg
ulating appointments to 81 branches
potthe civil service, q perscB, after an
examination. is eligible for appoint
ment to the highest gradas of the ser
vice. - Fa y -
The proposed regulateRs provide
that certificates for appointment to the
customs service at New York, shall be
only to the lower or 81, 200 class and
that after any person has entered the
a Fkso-sa hall ha 20
animation for promotion to each guc-
ceeding higher grade, until the fourth
class is STAINED, which includes en-
plOyees of the custom house receiving
of from'S1 soc TO $4,000 = -
The President took all the papers
under adEsement. 1t is thought that
(the reg4rstioes will Be, approved sub
sstan italy as proposed by the Commits
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TIE OuakaS.

CHARLESTON, s. c., January 4-The
earthquake tremors reported this
morning produced no alarm nor I'M
easiness. Reports from the interior of
the State are as follows:
Midway-There was a lively shake
accompanied by a roaring sound, about
ElIerton-Quite a shock about 6
O'Clock, making the sashes and other
moveables rattle, accompanied by the
usual roar.
OakIey-The most pronounced shock
since November It'll, at 6.45.
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The rrialo the Conspiratorse

DUBLIN, January 4.-Fhe trial Of the
case against Messrs. Dillon O'BrIan,
Sheehy, Harris, Crilly and Redmond
for alleged conspiracy in receiving
rents and trustees under the plan of
the campaign, was resumed. to-day
All the defendants were present, except
Redmond and Harris, both OF whom
were absent on account of illness. Mr..
Harris, who is a Parnelite member of
Parliament for East Galway, is suffer
ling from hemorrhage of the lungs,
which has assumed dangerous phase,
The crown closed its case, and the
trial was adjourned.
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The National League Progresses.

DUBLIN, January The fortRightly
meeting of the executive Committee of
the National League was held here to-
day. Different speakers ridiculed- the
idea that Mr.. Goschen's acceptance OF
the CHARACTERISTIC of the Exchequey
W ould be the means of savingthApres-
emit Conservative ministry. The treas
nrer reported the receipt of SO 900 IN
Donations to the Leagues funds during
the past two weeks, from the United
States. ~ "a x 4
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An ImprisOned reporters Christmas

An Imprisoned Reporters Christmas
BALTTAoRz Nd, December 25.-John
T. Morris, the reporter Of the Bsltiraore
Sun who was sent to jail rather than
sacrifice his honor or the reputation of
his profession in disclosing his source
of information Of Grand Jury secrets,
wal peomitted to go TO his home to-day.
Soon as he was taken to jail the pro-
prietors of the Sun ordered his meals
served from the finest hotel in the city,
and a bottle of wins with every dinner.
Boxes of the finest Havana cigars were
also sent to him. Meanwhile every
effort was being made to get him
released. Judge Duffy, who committed
him to iail, finally intimated that the
Sheriff was responsible for the prisoner
and could act n, the matter, 1t was the
reported presentation OF sheriff Fled
derman by the Grand Jury for alleged
bribery at elections that Morris had
published, but the Sheriff, nevertheless,
interested hinself and went TO the jail
and took Morris hoale in carriage to
his wife and baby, The reporter, for the
next two months, will be constantly
Guarded night. and day by deputy
sheriffs, Eve OF whom have been selected
far the purpose. Whsn-the term of this
Grand Jury expires Morris case viii pe
brougot il court on a writ Of habess
CORPUS. Democrat, sl q
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Railway RumblingR,

Troy, N. Y, January A sensation
was caused in business and railroad cir
cles to-day, when lawyers. bankers and
others liable to know, stated as fact
that the Troy &BostOn Railroad had
been sold withinAah few days to, the
Fftchburg Railroad Company, A re-
porter learned that majority of the
bonds and stock of the Troy & Boston
road had already been transferred to
the Fitchburg Company. There were
about $4,00O,000 shares, first, sec
ond and third mortgage bonds,
and these, it is understood were
assumed by the Fitchburg- Com
pany at par; Sle6. 1000 orthCof the
Fltchburg stock was given for the Troy
& Boston stock, and as the Fitchburg
stock is worth $40. this would make
the selling prices of the Troy & Boston
81. ACC, 600. 1t is not known Whe tiler the
saleA means that the Fitchbura Coma
pany has secured the Hoosac Tunnel
and are to use the Troy & Boston for a
through line to Troy, or wheth rtheJ
made the purchase to prevent otheS
roads from purchasing the tunnelfrom
the State. TFiyEr IT TFTTy2 N
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Is It Really Consumptionp

Many a case supposed to.be radical
lung disease is really one of liver com
plant and indigestion, but, unless that
diseased liver can be restored to healthy
action, it will so clog the lungs with cor
rupting matter as to bring. on their
speedy decay, and then indeed we have
consumption, which IS seLofula OF the
lungs, in its worst form. Nothing can
be more happily calcuIat, d to nip this
danger in the bud than is DR.. Pie1ces
"Golden Medical Discovery" By drug
gists.
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On the Ground ofI1legality.

LOWELL, Mass, January 4.-The de-
cision1 in in the arbitratorsf7 suit of ". H.
Benn VS., the Erie Telephone Company
has been oveFruled by Judge Thompson
in the Superior Court, on the ground of
time of hearing General Butler sp-
pealed the case to the Supreme Court.
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,rlEhs noselers -sosarEs. /,

VAIPAEAIso, via Galveston, Janusrg
f. FelegramS from Buer0s Ayre5,
January-3, receiyed to.day, announce
during thes past Ttwehty-foEr hours Sc
new cases of Cholera; &c deaths &C.
CURED; during the last month 700
cases and 352, deaths. In Mendosea
during tie last twenty-four hous, 43
cases, % deaths.
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snowstorms In Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, January 4.-Picaynne
specials from Arcadia, Farmers+ lie
and Menden report the heaviest snow
storm ever inexperienced. The snow has
been falling since noon rardis nov four
inches deep. The prospects are that
there will be a foot of snow By morning.
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AnMedical Authorities

agree that catarrh is no more nor less
than so Inflammation of the lining
membrape.o of the nasel air passages, ?
Nasal catarrh and al catarrhal affec-
tons Of the head are not diseases Of
the blood. and it is a serious mistake to,
treat them as such. No conscientious
psysiciau ever attempts to do so.
It is held by eminent medical men
that sooner or lsSert 8, sEesitie viii be.
found for every disease ffo1 which
humanity suffers. The facts justify US
in assuming Ahat-fereatarrh at ieast
Uositive cure already exists in EIy's
Cream Balm.
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- The Cry 1t

= - = Z ne PT1t'
And the old folks lAhgh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedyqSyTRp Of Figs. Is more easily
taken and more beneesiah in its action
than bitter, nauseeds Medicines. 1t
strengthens the l 3eers. kidneys, Stom-
ach, and Bowels, Hfhlssis arogsass them
III Srpitf4 so glNnIHHI
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thirty M1nsrs Imprisoned.

. BRUSSELS, January 4.-Thirty miners
We're imprisoned by an explosion to-
day, in the coal pit at Mans. Six of
the men have so far been taken out
jdeadSi39qa ~
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Rucklan,s Araica salve.

, THE Best SALvE IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chspped Hands,
ChiIblains, Corns, and all skin erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required, tits guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price twenty-five cents per box.
For sale By 2. 9, NJ ]. yB5s
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SHILOH'S VITALJZER is what you
need for Constipation. Loss OF Appetite,
Dizziness, and all symptoms OF DyspeP
Sold by A. G. Smith & Co., druggists z
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Ts are making up fashionable suits
iIdp ling pdtfi nrp'r fS sl'thfrY
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Rubber Stamps.

&c. Murphy & Co., Malnafactarers
of Rubber Stamps of all descriptions.
No. 218 South Main Street, Salt Lake
City. t.riEr tvAT -E.71cN .LI.w+1Tc
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CoMMoN-sENsE. Boz sleighs, at the 6
operative Wagon sna Machine Co. t
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by Shloh's Cure, We
guarantee ita Sold BY 4. G; Smith &
Co, druS zlSt5s bs,r tgaGs ~ guart T.
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uadherr & Fernstrom.

USE the Arnold Cooker and CORES
Pot.
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5sz sgs Leo - 9qx zas eg .;alzls sss
ssh FL 81 Sas9T
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a.ass 81 5rc1a p ls.Ja odaL - -J.l
.8tal s'J a-ol 1sesaT 81 Tab-ci
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24

JUSTICE FIeLD declares explicitly
that he will not be candidate 1or
the Presidency before the next Demo-
cratic National Convention, not even
IL California should send aunited del
g ,ation in his favor. Justice Field is
Intellectually one of the foremost men
OF the country. Asa jurist and publ
cist the State is proud of him, and
the war which section OF the Demo-
cratic party of California waged
against him is now considered hasty
and ill.advised by many who particle
pa.ed in it. Whilst he has delivered,
upon burning local questions, opin-
ions that have not gibed with the
popular sentiment, nobody has ever
had the temerity to question the in
tegrity of his motives or the sound
ness, as questions Of law, OF his con-
| clusions. 1t has been his misfortune
to have been forced TO expound the
law as he found it, not TO bend it te
suit the popular idea. In doing this
he has preserved the integrity OF the
ermine at the expense of his own
popularity. The time will come when
this fact will be recognized as one ol
his chief claims to the admiration o.
his countrymen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24
sect ton Four Suspended. /.

The Interstate Commerce Com
missioners, yielding to the universal
demand Of this coast, and to the rep
resentatives Of the agents Of the
transcontinental railroads, Yesterday
suspended the operation of the
fourth section of the Interstate Com
merce Act, relating.to long and short
hauls, for seventy-fve days, with the
proviso that at thel termination of
the timo OF suspension the rates shall
not be raised aboveswhat they were
on the 10th instant. The supension
applies to all the overland railroads.
The fourth section having been tenn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24
PeoplesN SlOFes

On Monday we have two special sales
one OF summer silks at SOC yard and 81 but.
n length I. eferisos kid gloves at 81 pair
of cOurse you are no doubt aware that sum.
mer silks, like other silks, are graded ana
worth various prices; some as low as
Csc yard and others as high as $l.75a yard.
In quality we have On sele is neither The
one or the other, hut summer silk that ls
worth at the very leas. 75c. We have line
,ide from these at less money, but the dif
ference in value and the slight differenc
In price causes us to keep silent about them
and advocate the merits OF those to be sold
on Monday at soc They come la solid col
ors, checks and stripes and you'll find them
bargain.
The line of kid gloves we are to sell on
Monday are the genuine "rrefeIt' os' 6-but-
ton kid gloves in black and dark shades.
We closed out all Passayant & CO., the i'm.
porters and sole agents for these celebrated
go lds, had aud come to us unstamped on
account of the remarkably low price we get
them at. The regular retail price for this
glove is $2i5. We will warrant each pair
we sell and Will fit them to the hand II de.
sired. lhese goods will not be sold until
9 O'Clock A. NJ SO you need not get up be
fore daylight.
We call your attention to our Millinery
aud Dress Goods Departments, Both are
more than loaded with splendid new goods
at very reasonable rices.
Summer skirts in wash fabrics Just re
ceived. We ,nnot enumerate oil we pro
p Sc to do Monday, but it will pay you tt
drop in and ind out.
PEOPLES STORE,